7. "I thought I'd show you the second best view in the district." (Jane)

6 "I wasn't standing at the door. Don't be an idiot. I bugged the Scotch bottle. It's got a little transmitter. Got a thing in my ear. Get past it." (Gust)

5. "What do you mean, he's not trying to defeat the Soviets?" (Charlie)
"Well, he wants to bleed 'em. Pay 'em back for Vietnam. Make it so they have to keep sending troops in, keep sending money and troops and money into this until they go out of their f'ing minds like we did." (Gust)
"Do you mean to tell me the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is to have the Afghans keep walking into machine gun fire until the Russians run out of bullets?" (Charlie)
"That's Harold Holt's strategy. It's not U.S. strategy." (Gust)
"What is U.S. strategy?" (Charlie)
"Well, strictly speaking, we don't have one but we're working hard on that." (Gust)
"Who's 'we'?" (Charlie)
"Me and three other guys." (Gust)

4. "Well, the Arlekin's a good start but the Russians will just start flying high altitude missions." (Mike Vickers)
"So, what else do they need?" (Charlie)
"Same thing they give us. AK-47s, AK-74s, AK-MS. The Soviets didn't come into Afghanistan on a Euro-Rail Pass. They came in T-55 tanks. The fighters need RPG-7 anti-tank grenade launchers, 107mm rockets, wire mines, plastic mines, bicycle bombs, sniper rifles, ammunition for all the above. The frequency-hopping radios and burst transmitters so these guys aren't so easy to find. I've written it all in a report you can read. You'll be the first one who did." (Mike Vickers)

3. "I had neighbor growing up with a name right out of Dickens. Mr. Charles Hazard. And Mr. Hazard didn't like the neighbor dog messing up his flower beds. One day I heard a bunch of yellin' from across the street, so I ran over to Mr. Hazard's and there were about 15 grown-ups standing around my dog ... who was writhing on the ground in all his agony. Blood was pouring out of his mouth. Mr. Hazard had ground up a glass bottle and put it in a bowl of dog food and fed it to him." (Charlie)
"What did you do?" (Bonnie)
"Well, I got some gasoline and burned out his flower bed ... but that wasn't satisfying enough. And then I remembered Mr. Hazard was an elected official. He was head of the town council. His re-election every two years was a forgone conclusion, so come election day I drove over to the black sector of town. These people hadn't voted in any of these elections, so ... I was only 13 but I had a farmer's license, so I filled up the car with blacks and drove them to the polling place, and weaited and drove them on home. But before they got out of the car to vote, I told them I don't mean to influence you but I think you should know: Mr. Hazard intentionally killed my dog. About 400 ballots were cast in that election. I drove 96 of 'em to the polls. And Hazard lost by 16 votes. And that's the day I fell in love with America."

2. "Congressman Wilson, he has an expression. He says you can teach 'em to type but you can't teach 'em to grow (boobs)." (Receptionist)

1. "How'd a guy like you get into the agency?" (Charlie)
"You mean a street guy?" (Gust)
"You ain't James Bond." (Charlie)
"Well, you ain't Thomas Jefferson, so let's call it even." (Gust)